Re: Lord Voldemort's Six Horcruxes? Are Dumbledore’s Opinions Wrong? (LVs SHADOW)

chrusotoxos heos at virgilio.it
Mon Jan 23 20:03:27 UTC 2006


No: HPFGUIDX 146907

 
Interesting theory, but I don't like the idea that your appearance 
becomes horcux-like with time...we don't see LV looking like a cup 
or a ring, do we? 
 
IMO, his snake-like traits are there to show his descent towards 
spiritual hell, and the least human animal is, in judeo-christian 
culture, the snake. 
 
At this point, LV knows that Harry is a powerful enemy; he wouldn't 
fight him without the protection of a magical number. 
 
What do you say? 
 
 
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "esmith222002" <c.john at i...> 
wrote: 
> 
> According to DD, Voldemort has made six Horcruxes and he 
confidently  
> identifies four of these Horcruxes. 
> 1.	Diary (destroyed) 
> 2.	Slytherin's ring (destroyed) 
> 3.	Slytherin's necklace 
> 4.	Hufflepuff's cup 
>  
> DD then uses guesswork to predict that another Horcrux must be an  
> object of Ravenclaw's (Horcrux 5).  DD is also confident that  
> Voldemort was intending to make the final Horcrux with Harry's 
death. 
> `
 I am sure that he was intending to make his final Horcrux with  
> your death. 
> As we know he failed. After an interval of some years, however, he  
> used Nagini to kill an old Muggle man, and it might have occurred 
to  
> him to turn her into his last Horcrux
' P473 HBP 
> DD therefore predicts that Horcrux 6 must have been Nagini. 
>  
> However, let us look at the timeline for the creation of 
Voldemort's  
> Horcruxes. If we consider Voldemort during the chapter `Lord  
> Voldemort's request' in HBP. 
> `
Voldemort had entered the room.  His features were not those 
Harry  
> had seen emerge from the great stone cauldron almost two years  
> before; they were not as snakelike, the eyes were not yet scarlet,  
> the face not yet masklike, and yet he was no longer handsome Tom  
> Riddle. It was as though his features had been burned and blurred;   
> they were waxy and oddly distorted, and the whites of the eyes now  
> had a permanently bloody look, though the pupils were not yet the  
> slits that Harry knew they would become
' P413 HBP 
>  
> At this point, it is safe to assume that Voldemort has made his 
first  
> four Horcruxes. He has certainly gained all four objects by this  
> point and he looks considerably different to the Tom Riddle who  
> called on Hepzbiah Smith. It is also important to note, that he 
does  
> not look snakelike at this point. 
>  
> In terms of the timeline, the next time we get a physical 
description  
> of Voldemort is at the end of PS/SS. 
> `Where there should have been a back to Quirrel's head, there was 
a  
> face, the most terrible face Harry had ever seen. It was chalk 
white  
> with glaring red eyes and slits for nostrils, like a snake.'   
P212  
> PS/SS 
> So Voldemort has now gained his snakelike appearance. 
>  
> So ,in terms of Horcruxes, what happens between the events of 
`Lord  
> Voldemort's request' from HBP and `The Man with Two Faces' in 
PS/SS.  
> 1.	Voldemort makes a fifth Horcrux. 
> 2.	Voldemort enters Godric's Hollow with the intention of 
making  
> his 6th Horcrux. 
> 3.	Voldemort loses his physical body, and lives a spectral  
> existence until his appearance on the back of Quirrel's head. 
> Therefore, when Voldemort appears with Quirrel, logic suggests 
that  
> Voldemort only has 5 Horcruxes. Voldemort only had 5 when he 
entered  
> Godric's Hollow, and has not been in a position to make another  
> Horcrux since this point. 
> VOLDEMORT'S SNAKELIKE FEATURES ARE THEREFORE COMPLETELY 
ATTRIBUTABLE  
> TO HORCRUX 5!! 
> IMO, DD was wrong. Nagini was made a Horcrux before the events at  
> Godric's Hollow – not after them.  It is the Nagini Horcrux that  
> gives Voldemort his snakelike appearance. Nagini is Horcrux 5. 
>  
> So what of Horcrux 6? I do not believe that there is a Horcrux 6 
as  
> yet. I believe that Voldemort was trying to secure the prophecy in 
an  
> attempt to make it his final Horcrux. On learning of the 
prophecy's  
> destruction, Voldemort attempts to kill Harry – this does not 
tally  
> with the theory that Voldemort wanted to use the prophecy to learn  
> how to destroy Harry.   
>  
> With DD gone, I would assume that Voldemort will now turn his  
> attention to the `item of Gryffindor's' and attempt to procure the  
> sword (or hat) from Hogwarts. Perhaps we may even witness the 
Horcrux  
> making process in book 7 (hopefully unsuccessfully!). 
>  
> Brothergib 
> 
 







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